I think the future is now. We are living in a DIY generation. It’s not like you have to wait around anymore to climb the ladders. We have the internet now and the DIY generation use it to showcase their work and get jobs. | | Actresses Violet (right) and Irene Vanbrugh with Red Cross girls during a visit with the Women's Voluntary Service, Harrods, London, July 9th 1940. (Gerry Cranham/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) | | | | “I think the future is now. We are living in a DIY generation. It’s not like you have to wait around anymore to climb the ladders. We have the internet now and the DIY generation use it to showcase their work and get jobs.” |
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| rantnrave:// GOOGLE CULTURAL INSTITUTE unveiled "We Wear Culture," bringing fashion collections and exhibitions to the internet in digital form. Love seeing projects like this supported by a company with resources the size of Google. It's a coup for non-profit institutions often faced with limited resources for sharing collections online. Now if only these kinds of experimental projects could come together for the fashion industry (outside of advertising). VIKRAM ALEXEI KANSARA visited Google Cultural Institute and his analysis and interview with program manager KATE LAUTERBACH contain some great insights into why Google would take on such a project. A question I have about the platform is how much crossover it will gain in cultural spheres outside non-profits and the GOOGLE ARTS & CULTURE platform. Nice to see this kind of thinking... Is NYFW roving once more around our fair NYC? The CFDA is reportedly scouting new locations around the city (and in some form of negotiation with the owners of SKYLIGHT CLARKSON SQUARE). The only thing certain is that NYFW is making moves. The Clarkson Square venue was far from perfect, and it felt almost consumer-facing last season—will that continue for 2018? It will be interesting to see if fashion week becomes further spread out over the city... Not a good day for HUDSON'S BAY, which will cut 2,000 jobs... GYPSY SPORT x BRUJAS: It's a campaign, it's a collab, it's a party... Who knew THIRD EYE BLIND member STEPHAN JENKINS was a fashion *and* GRAILED enthusiast? Great interview... When it came to the COMEY hearing, humor still helps. ROBIN GIVHAN parses the look of Senate testimonial: starched collars, seersucker, and a tiny American flag. | | - HK Mindy Meissen, curator |
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| For years, Google has been digitising the world’s museums, making cultural artefacts accessible in extraordinary detail to millions of internet users. Now it’s turning to fashion. | |
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Senators in their best suits, anchors in their thickest false lashes: A fashion critic assesses Capitol Hill. | |
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Technology and automation are upending every part of how sneakers get made. | |
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As an 18-year-old, Ermenegildo Zegna founded a wool mill in Northern Italy with the vision to ethically create the world's finest textiles. | |
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Senator Feinstein’s outfit choice for former FBI director Mr. Comey’s testimony was striking for a number of reasons. It speaks to the often overlooked and/or undermined fact that individuals’ -- particularly women’s -- interest in fashion can, in fact, co-exist with interest in “more serious” matters. | |
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Does Melania Trump take her first lady wardrobe cues from Claire Underwood? | |
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Most fashion designers finish a show season and make a quick exit for the sandy shores of Tulum or Tahiti. Not Grace Wales Bonner. A couple of days after her last London Fashion Week Men’s show Britain’s most exciting menswear designer flew off to Sierra Leone, a country better known for civil war and blood diamonds than for its beautiful beaches, to shoot a portfolio with British singer Sampha. | |
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The superhero’s appearance has been shaped from the start by American culture’s ever-changing ideas of female independence and beauty. | |
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"When we were approached by Stephan Jenkins' team to partner up on private sale, I was blown away. Despite being such a fan of his band Third Eye Blind since they exploded onto the late-90s alternative rock scene with their now classic self-titled debut, I had absolutely no idea that Stephan was such a fashion enthusiast. And we're not talking about some casual fashion observer here." | |
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| Speaking to the publication’s founders about the cover stars, culture and clashes behind the magazine that introduced New Zealand style to the world. | |
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“Without the magazine, we’re nothing,” said Nylon Media CEO Jamie Elden, on a recent call from his NYC office. “When I came here, I made a pretty bold statement: ‘I’m only here because of the magazine.’” | |
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Amazon.com Inc.’s lending business is accelerating, highlighting one more way the online retailer is making money from e-commerce beyond simply selling products in its web store. | |
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For one day in May, LVMH descended on Central Saint Martins to talk craft, authenticity, sustainability - and, of course, luxury. | |
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Graduate Fashion Week already connects thousands of students with industry recruiters, but is only just beginning to recognise its digital and global potential. | |
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In 2015 Clique Media Group raised $8 million, acquired Wantering and announced the company would be launching an e-commerce product. Since CMG had already launched Shop/Who What Wear, a desktop shopping platform for its subsidiary Who What Wear, speculation about what the e-commerce product would be led many to conclude it would be an app. | |
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Everyone knows weddings are more expensive than parties, but why? | |
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From James Dean to Raekwon to Kurt Cobain, we explore the denim styles that have defined youth culture since the 1950s. | |
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As the Royal College of Art’s 2017 graduate show is unveiled, we take an exclusive look at its incredible photographic archive. | |
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Steven Spielberg's daughter, Mel Gibson's son and Paris Jackson are among the talents joining agencies IMG, Wilhelmina and more setting up shop in L.A., where models once went "for their careers to die." | |
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